Nate Hammond’s GhostWriter delivers high-energy aerobatics paired with dramatic wing-mounted pyrotechnics, creating one of the most visually striking performances in airshow aviation. Blending precision flying with fire, GhostWriter pushes the limits of what an aerobatic act can be—day or night.

Drawing on their heritage as veteran RCAF pilots, Greg Hume-Powell, Todd Farrell and Mario Hamel are the Northern Stars. Flying the classic Pitts Special in tight, precision formations and wringing it out with exciting freestyle maneuvers.

Warbird Thunder delivers a powerful, high-energy performance featuring classic warbirds flown in aggressive, crowd-pleasing maneuvers. The sound, speed, and presence of these historic aircraft bring aviation history to life in a thrilling and unforgettable display.

Mini Jet Airshows’ daytime performance features the highly modified SubSonex Jet (JSX003)—a 500-lb experimental, fully aerobatic kit-built jet capable of speeds up to 300 mph. Powered by a PBS TJ-100 jet engine producing 258 lbs of thrust, this historic aircraft was the first SubSonex kit ever sold and flown

Nate Hammond’s GhostWriter daytime performance is smoke, noise, and nonstop action. The larger-scale aircraft fills the sky with a tightly choreographed sequence of loops, rolls, and vertical maneuvers, keeping the energy high and the crowd’s focus locked on center stage.

The Next Gen Eagles are a thrilling formation aerobatic team led by Leland Kracher with Wingman Stephen Covington. Known as two of the most well-liked performers on the airshow circuit, they bring precision, excitement, and energy to every show.

The Jersey Jerks are a high-energy formation team flying SNJ/T-6 aircraft in tight, precise maneuvers. With smooth formation work, sharp passes, and classic warbird sound, they deliver a fast-paced routine that showcases skill, coordination, and the heritage of these historic aircraft.

Mini Jet Airshows now takes the SubSonex JSX003 into the night, wrapped in bright, color-changing LEDs and shooting fireworks from the wingtips. Flying at sunset at the NJ Airshow for the first time, the 300-mph jet transforms from daytime precision to a high-energy, after-dark spectacle.

Greg Koontz brings his signature comedy aerobatic performance to the NJ Airshow, combining precise flying with perfectly timed humor right in front of the crowd. His low-level, interactive routine delivers unexpected moments and laughs while still showcasing the skill and control that make him a fan favorite at airshows across the country.

The Homewrecker's three afterburners light up the runway as McCart races past the crowd. Over 36,000 horsepower is produced from the 18,000 lbs of thrust in the afterburners.

Our skydivers open the NJ Airshow by descending from altitude with a massive American flag, flying it proudly over the crowd during the opening ceremonies. As they land on the show line, it sets a powerful patriotic tone and officially kicks off the weekend’s performances.

The “Tom and Jerry Race” is a head-to-head, jet-powered showdown as Tom Larkin in the Mini Jet takes on Jerry McCart in his thundering Jet Truck. It’s speed versus raw horsepower down the runway in a crowd-favorite race that builds anticipation to the finish line—so the real question is… who will win?

Kevin Russo brings the sound and style of World War II aviation to the sky with his North American SNJ-6, performing a smooth, precise aerobatic routine that showcases the capability and history of this classic warbird.

The Flag Jump, proudly sponsored by iSkydive NYC, located right here at Greenwood Lake Airport, opens the show with a breathtaking display of patriotism as skydivers descend carrying the American flag to the National Anthem.

Invasion New Jersey brings hundreds of drones to the night sky in a synchronized display alongside fireworks, lasers, pyrotechnics, and GhostWriter’s pyro-filled flight. It’s a signature part of the NJ Airshow’s night program.

The NJ Airshow fireworks are a staple of our grand finale—an expertly choreographed display that fills the sky with layered color, rapid-fire bursts, and large aerial shells many consider the best they’ve seen. As the fireworks build, GhostWriter flies precision aerobatics above the display, adding a unique aerial element to the finale.

As the sun sets, the NJ Airshow transitions into an electrifying nighttime experience with our signature Laser Show. High-power, color-rich laser beams sweep across the sky and the surrounding hills, synchronized with music, fireworks, and aerial performances.

The Wall of Fire erupts during the grand finale, unleashing a massive blast of flame that lights up the night and can be felt from the crowd line. It’s a dramatic, high-impact ending that leaves the audience with one last burst of heat, sound, and pure adrenaline.

FRIDAY ONLY - The West Point Band’s Benny Havens Band brings the best of rock, hip-hop, R&B, and country to their primary mission: to honor the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans and service members, and to inspire America’s future leaders in the United States Corps of Cadets.

Nathan Hammond is one of the few remaining professional skywriters still performing in the world today, creating massive messages two miles high and up to ten miles wide. Visible for nearly 20 miles in every direction, his skywriting turns the sky itself into a canvas—an unforgettable sight and memory for everyone.